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Chapter 2

The document provides an overview of the Unified Process (UP). It describes UP as an iterative software development process that breaks projects into smaller iterations. Each iteration includes requirements, analysis, design, implementation, and testing phases. The document also discusses the evolution of UP, its relationship to Rational Unified Process (RUP), and how UP is instantiated for specific projects. It outlines the goals and focus of each of UP's four phases: Inception, Elaboration, Construction, and Transition.

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Chapter 2

The document provides an overview of the Unified Process (UP). It describes UP as an iterative software development process that breaks projects into smaller iterations. Each iteration includes requirements, analysis, design, implementation, and testing phases. The document also discusses the evolution of UP, its relationship to Rational Unified Process (RUP), and how UP is instantiated for specific projects. It outlines the goals and focus of each of UP's four phases: Inception, Elaboration, Construction, and Transition.

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Chapter 2

The Unified Process

Chapter objectives
What is Unified Process? UP and RUP UP axioms

Iterations and increments


UP structure UP phases

What is UP?
It is a software development process (or methodology) A software development process defines the who, what, when and how of developing software UP is a process from the authors of UML UP is not standardized by OMG

UP goes back to 1967 and the Ericsson approach


Jacobson is the main contributor to its development

UP evolution

UP and RUP
UP is an open source methodology from authors of UML RUP (Rational Unified Process) is a commercial version of UP from IBM

It supplies all of the standards and tools not included in UP


Come with a rich web-based environment and extend UP Our textbook describes UP

Instantiating UP for your project


Software projects tend to be different Instantiation process involves definition of:
In-house standards

Document templates
Tools

Databases
Modifications

UP axioms
Requirements and risk driven Architecture-centric Iterative and incremental

UP an iterative and incremental process


Iteration
Break down a large SW project into smaller chunks (mini projects)
Completion of each mini project is an iteration

Each iteration contains all phases of a SW development project


Each iteration creates a baseline
Internal or external release

The difference between two consecutive iterations is an increment

Iteration Workflows
Requirements

Analysis
Design Implementation Test

UP Structure

UP Phases and Workflows

UP Phases: Inception
Goals:
Establish feasibility
Create a business case Capture essential requirements

Identify risks

Focus
Requirements and analysis

Milestone
Life Cycle Objectives

UP Phases: Elaboration
Goals:

Create architectural baseline Refine risk assessment Define quality attributes Create use cases Create a detailed plan of construction phase Resource planning
Requirements Analysis Design Implementation Test

Focus

UP Phases: Elaboration (contd)


Milestone
Life Cycle Architecture

UP Phases: Construction
Goals
Evolve the executable architectural baseline into a complete working system

Focus
Implementation workflow Testing

Milestone
Initial Operational Capability

UP Phases: Transition
Goals
Correct defects Prepare user sites Tailor software to operate at the user site Deal with unforeseen problems Create user manuals Provide user consultancy Conduct a post-project review

Focus
Implementation and testing

Milestone
Product release

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